IU22 IE33 Vision 2012 SW FII

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DOCUMENT NUMBER
453561627640002 Rev E
DOCUMENT TITLE
FII, Vision 2012 SW, iU22/iE33
REVISION HISTORY
Revision Description
Add a requirement to disconnect the network cable before installing the software.
A
Add a requirement to activate the “Send To” button in “Review”.
Modify the instructions to load the LO File twice. Reloading and rebooting steps are now
B
software version specific.
Add notes to the Critical Issues and Loading the LO File sections that directs FSEs to go to the
C ISS online tool to retrieve the CMQ LO File for systems that already had TMQ/CMQ prior to this
upgrade.
Remove Step 3 on p. 14 and incorporate the reboot only into Step 2.
D Modify the LO File restore NOTES on p. 3, 18, and 19.
Add the CSIP Information on p.2 and update the per page warning.
E Confirm that the “Burn Patient Information into Images” checkbox is checked.
DOCUMENT PURPOSE
Instructions for installing Vision 2012 software on iU22 and iE33 systems with D and above cart configurations.
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Critical Issues!
Please review these critical issues BEFORE you begin this upgrade!
Critical Issue Instructions

Disconnect The network cable must be disconnected during the
Network installation. The software installation may fail if the
Cable network cable is connected to the system
Installation failures in the field can be the result of
Installation skipping steps. Please carefully follow all instructions
Failures provided, and in the order presented, to avoid
installation problems.
All transducers, including CW probes, must be
Remove ALL
removed from the system prior to performing this
transducers
upgrade.
IST Smart Confirm that your IST Smart Card or USB storage
Card/USB device is NOT CONNECTED to the system when you
Storage begin the installation of the new software. The upgrade
Device process will fail if either of these devices is connected.
Save Save the system settings and the Licensed Options
System file before you begin the upgrade.
Settings
After the installation is completed, the Network Duplex
Speed setting in the Tech Admin features will be
automatically reset to the “Auto Detect” mode and may
Network
cause Network performance issues. Make a note of
Performance
the system’s Network Duplex Speed setting before you
begin the installation. Reset it to the correct value when
you have completed the installation.
Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.1.71 or later no longer
requires you to load the LO Files twice and reboot
twice.
Loading the Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.0.1511 does require you
LOF to load the LO Files twice and reboot twice. After
installation of version 6.3.0.1511 SW, load the LO Files,
reboot, and then reload the LO Files, reboot again, and
then load the system settings.
If your customer already had TMQ or CMQ on the
system prior to this Vision 2012 Software upgrade, go
to the ISS – Ultrasound Service home page >
CMQ/TMQ Applications tab > License File to open the “License
Option File/Codes Retrieval System” page. Enter the
LO File system type and base ID and then select “Retrieve”.
Select the new software version when prompted and
then select “OK” to display/download the new CMQ LO
file.
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Important Information
Please review the following information BEFORE you begin this upgrade!
Process Information
Factory When upgrading F.3 Carts with Vision 2012 Software by
Programmed installing a factory-programmed HDD0, you must also replace
HDD on F.3 HDD1 and HDD2 or the software installation will fail. See
Carts KNOVA 25963 for more information.
The new service interface has the Login button at the
bottom of the screen. If you are logged in, the button will
change to read “Logout” as the only option. If something
Check Login
isn’t working during the install, first check to see if you are
logged in. Several functions will not work unless you are
logged in.
Passwords are required to complete sections of these
instructions. Be sure that you have the most current
version of the Service Tool Suite (STS) if you wish to use
the password generator. The new version of STS is
Passwords
backwards compatible with all previous versions.
required
BEFORE you begin the software installation and AFTER
completing the upgrade, you can use your IST Smart
Card to access Tech Admin and MTE. Remove your IST
Smart Card while installing the software.
Uplink is no longer supported. Copy the error logs to
Uplink not
CD/DVD/USB Flash Drive media, and then use the STS
supported
to upload the logs to the factory.
The BIOS password has changed in unified
BIOS password motherboard (D and above cart configurations) systems.
change The BIOS screens also look different than previous
versions.
This is an optional utility for systems at Vision 2008 to
preserve the Host (Machine) Name. Systems already at
Vision 2009 or higher have the capability of preserving
Save Host
the Host (Machine) Name. See the procedure Save the
Name
Host (Machine) Name (OPTIONAL), p. 11, for additional
(Optional)
information about the utility including where you can
download the SaveHostName.bat file, and the part
number to order the Save Host Name Utility CD.
The new version of QLAB software, QLAB 9.X should
be installed on Xcelera and Xcelera Focus systems to
QLAB has
have the full benefit of this upgrade. The QLAB 9.X
changed
upgrade must be performed by PHI FSEs unless the
system is an Xcelera Focus.
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1 Introduction
These instructions describe the steps to install Vision 2012 on an iU22 or iE33
system. Vision 2012 software can be installed on D and above carts only. This
upgrade consists of installing Vision 2012 software from a factory programmed
hard disk drive (HDD), or from separate CDs/DVDs. When upgrading F.3 carts
with a factory programmed HDD0, HDD1 and HDD2 must also be re-installed or
the software installation will fail (see KNOVA 25963).
Vision 2011 and higher software has a new Service interface. The Config/Test
button has been renamed to Service. While all functions of Tech Admin are
available in the new interface, you can still access Tech Admin by closing the
Service interface and selecting Tech Admin from the Setups window (see also
Appendix B: Accessing Tech Admin).
1. BEFORE YOU ARRIVE at the customer site, ask your customer to save, to
a customer-provided DVD, any patient images or exam studies that they will
want to reload for review following the upgrade. Once files are exported and
imported, images are no longer available for editing, and can only be
reviewed. Saving patient data is time consuming and may add hours to the
upgrade process.
2. Determine the system hardware configuration (see Appendix A: Identifying
System Hardware Type, p. 28). Vision 2012 can only be installed on D and
above cart configurations.
Preparing for the Saving the System Installing Vision Configuring, Calibrating, Completing the
Installation Settings 2012 Software and Testing the System Installation
3. The flowchart above shows the main sections of this upgrade. The
estimated time to complete all sections is 2 to 3 hours.
4. Use the appendices located at the end of this document to find information
about the following special issues:
Appendix A: Identifying System Hardware Type, p. 28
Appendix B: Accessing Tech Admin, p. 29
Appendix C: Configure Query Retrieve, p. 30
Appendix D: Configure Connectivity for Integrated PercuNav, p. 34
Appendix E: Remote Service Configuration, p. 40
Appendix F: Flash Failure Recovery, p. 42
5. Review the following general document information for these instructions:
Keys on the system's control panel that are used for entering a function
are shown in bold text and are enclosed in arrows < >. For example:
<Setups>.
On-screen annotations are shown in bold text and are enclosed in
quotation marks " ". For example: "OK".
Information to be entered using the keyboard or control panel are
shown in bold text and are enclosed in brackets { }. For example:
{user}. When instructed to type words, do not type the brackets.
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2 Preparing for the Installation

Follow established anti-static procedures throughout these instructions. Failure
CAUTION! to do so will damage static sensitive devices.
1. Verify that you have the following items:

Password for accessing the system BIOS settings.
System Service Manuals for iU22 and iE33, D and above cart
configurations.
IST Smart Card and the current version of the Service Tool Suite with
the Key Generator to access Tech Admin and generate passwords.
All disks included in the Vision 2012 Software Upgrade kit. The number
and type of disks varies depending on whether you are upgrading an
iU22 or an iE33 system. Please check the contents against the packing
slip.
iU22 Software Disks iE33 Software Disks
Disk 1/3: OS plus Application Disk 1/5: OS plus Application
Disk 2/3: X6-1 CSI Data Disk Disk 2/5: Matrix TEE Data Disk
Disk 3/3: X6-1 OB Data Disk Disks 3-4/5: X5-1 Data Disks 1-2
Disk 5/5: X7-2 Data Disk
Drivers Disk
Printers Disk
Blank CD's/DVD’s/USB Memory Stick to download error logs and save
system settings.
Method for recording system settings, such as the network
configuration, that are not backed during the automated backup of
system settings.
For systems at Vision 2008, the Optional SaveHostName.bat file for
preserving the Host (Machine) name, available for download from
InCenter: Login to InCenter and on the Home page select
Service>Software>Software Downloads>Ultrasound. Select either the
iU22 or iU33 link and open the SaveHostName.zip file to download.
You can also order the Save Host Name Utility CD (453561370741).
2. Disconnect all transducers from the system.
3. Verify that there is no USB memory device or IST Smart Card connected to
the system.
4. Turn on the system and allow it to boot up.
5. Identify the software version of the system.
6. Identify the hardware version of the system (see Appendix A: Identifying
System Hardware Type, p. 28). Vision 2012 software can only be installed
in D and above cart configurations.
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NOTE: When upgrading F.3 Carts with Vision 2012 Software by installing a
factory-programmed HDD0, you must also replace HDD1 and HDD2 or
the software installation will fail. See KNOVA 25963 for more
information.
CAUTION! All patient images that are stored on the HDD will be lost after the new software
is loaded!
7. If the customer has not already done so, store any patient images or data
that the customer wants to save to a DVD.
Your customer must provide the DVDs for storing patient images and
data.
If your customer is using the HIPAA features, a message may be
displayed that states only authorized users of the system can use this
feature. If this message appears, contact the site's system
administrator so that you can be added as an authorized user.
8. Verify that the system’s date and time are correct.
9. Verify all system functions and if there is a problem, troubleshoot as
required. Do not proceed with the upgrade if the system does not function
correctly.
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3 Saving the System Settings
DO NOT copy any new Licensed Options to the same media that you use to
CAUTION! back up the system’s current Licensed Options. The system may accept only
the old data.
IMPORTANT! If the backup fails, or if any of the files you intended to save (e.g.,
Licensed Options) are not backed up, verify that you are logged in.
Backup the Settings: Systems at Vision 2011 or

Higher
NOTE: If the system is at Vision 2011 (6.0.X.X) or higher, use the new Service
interface and the single button method to save the LO file, HIPAA User
List, Tech Admin User List, Quick Saves (TSPs), Voice Profiles, and all
of the Setups files. For systems below Vision 2011, go to the
appropriate procedure depending on the system’s current software
level: Backup Settings: Systems at Vision 2007 – Visio 2010,
1. Press the <Setup> key.

2. Select “Service”.
3. Select “Log In”. Insert your IST Smart Card or enter the password
generated by the Key Generator in the Service Tool Suite (STS).
4. On the “System Management” tab, select “Backup/Restore”.
5. Insert a blank CD/DVD or USB flash drive.
6. Select the appropriate “Media” from the dropdown list.
7. Select “Backup”. The system will display progress information followed by
the “…backup of settings is now complete.” message.
8. Remove the CD/DVD/USB flash drive from the system.
9. Select “Close”. The Service Tools tab is displayed.
10. Skip to the procedure: Download the System Error Logs, p. 9.
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Backup the Settings: Systems from Vision 2007 to

Vision 2010
NOTE: If the system is at Vision 2007 (3.0.0.X) to Vision 2010 (5.2.0.X), enter
Tech Admin and use the single button method to save the LO file,
HIPAA User List, Tech Admin User List, Quick Saves (TSPs), Voice
Profiles, and all of the Setups files.
1. Select “Config/Test”.
2. Select the “Service Status” tab, and enter Tech Admin (see Appendix B:
Accessing Tech Admin, p. 29).
NOTE: You can use your IST Smart Card to access Tech Admin; however,
remember to remove the Smart Card before you install the new
software or the installation will fail.
3. Insert a blank CD/DVD.

4. Select the “Install Upgrade” tab.
5. Select “Import/Export”.
6. You can select “Select All” located at the lower right corner of the screen,
or you can individually choose settings to export. Confirm that all of the
appropriate settings have a checked box.
7. Select “Copy” (if the system is below Vision 2009; otherwise select
“Export Selected”); the files for the settings you have selected are
transferred to the storage media. This may take several minutes.
8. When the “Export Data” dialog box is displayed, verify that all of the
expected files have been transferred.
9. Select “OK”.
10. Remove the CD/DVD from the drive.
11. Skip to the procedure: Download the System Error Logs, p. 9.
Download System Error Logs
IMPORTANT! Use a CD/DVD/USB Flash Drive to download System Error Logs.
NOTE: Use the appropriate set of steps below for the system you are
upgrading.
Systems at Vision 2011 or Higher:

1. Insert a blank CD/DVD or USB Flash Drive.
3. Launch “Service Tools”.
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5. On the “System Management” tab, select “System Logs”, and then

select “Export Logs” located at the bottom of the screen. The “Export
Service Data” dialog box is displayed.
6. Check the data boxes to export (e.g., DICOM, Diagnostics, ECG, Network),
and then select “To Media”.
7. Confirm/select the destination for export (e.g., DVD, USB) from the drop-
down list and select “Save”.
8. Select “OK” at the “Exported Successfully” message.
9. Close the “Select Export Destination” dialog box.
10. Close the “Export Service Data” dialog box.
11. Close the “System Logs” window.
12. Remove the CD/DVD or USB flash drive from the system.
13. Continue to the procedure to Transfer/Email System Error Logs to the
Factory, p.10.
Systems below Vision 2011:

1. Insert a blank CD/DVD or USB Flash Drive.
3. Select the “Config/Test” button.
4. Select the “Service Export” tab.
5. Select the checkboxes next to the file(s) to save.
6. Select/confirm the file destination (e.g., DVD, Flash Drive) from the
“Location” drop-down menu.
7. Select “Save”, and wait for the “Service Data Has Been Saved” message
to be displayed.
8. Select “OK” when the “Success” dialog box is displayed.
9. Remove the CD/DVD or USB Flash Drive.
10. Continue to the procedure to Transfer/Email System Error Logs to the
Factory, p.10.
Transfer / Email System Error Logs to the Factory
NOTE: Uplink is no longer supported. After you copy the error logs to
CD/DVD/USB Flash Drive media, then you can use the Service Tool
Suite to upload the logs to the factory, or you can email the copied
error logs.
1. Transfer the downloaded System Error Logs via the Archive Uploader.
Open the logs in DIME, identifying them in the pop-up menu as Field Logs,
and they will be queued to be automatically transferred to the factory server.
--OR--
2. Email the downloaded System Error Logs to the factory.
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Save the Host (Machine) Name (OPTIONAL)
NOTE: This is an optional utility for systems at Vision 2008 that you can run if
you would like to preserve the Host (Machine) name. By preserving the
Host Name (i.e., networking or machine name), you eliminate the need
to re-register the name on the server. Host Name registration is
required for some DICOM servers to have permission to send studies.
For systems already at Vision 2009 or higher, you do not need to run
the Save the Host (Machine) Name (OPTIONAL) utility. The
SaveHostName.bat file is available for download from InCenter: Login
to InCenter and on the Home page, select Service> Software >
Software Downloads > Ultrasound. Select either the iU22 or iU33 link
and open the Save-HostName.zip file to download. You can also order
the Save Host Name Utility CD (453561370741). If you do not wish to
preserve the Host name, or if the system is already at Vision 2009 or
higher, you can skip this procedure.
1. Insert the CD that contains the SaveHostName.bat file into the DVD drive.
2. Enter “Tech Admin” (see Appendix B: Accessing Tech Admin, p. 29Error!
Bookmark not defined.).
3. Select “Test and Utilities”.
4. Select “Service Tool Box”.
5. Select Explorer and navigate to the CD where the SaveHostName.bat
utility is located.
6. Double click on the SaveHostName.bat file to run it. The screen will flash
briefly.
7. Remove the CD that contains the SaveHostName.bat file.
8. Close the Explorer window and the “Service Toolbox”.
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Run the Full System Diagnostics
NOTE: Use the appropriate set of steps below for the system you are
upgrading.
Systems at Vision 2011 or higher:

1. On the “Test and Utilities” tab, select “System Test”.
2. Select “Run”.
3. At the “System Confidence Test” message select “OK”. The system will
run the diagnostics test (approximately 20 minutes).
4. At the “System Confidence Tests are finished” message select “OK”.
Troubleshoot and repair any tests that failed before performing the upgrade.
5. Select “Close”. The system will reboot.
6. Remove the IST Smart Card and any USB flash drive from the system.
7. Continue to Section 4, Installing Vision 2012 Software.
Systems below Vision 2011:

1. Enter “Tech Admin”.
2. Select the “Test and Utilities” tab.
3. Select “System”.
4. Select “Execute”. The system will run the diagnostics test (approximately
20 minutes).
5. Verify that the system passes all tests. Troubleshoot and repair any tests
that failed before performing the upgrade.
6. Select “Quit”.
7. Select “OK” at the restart required message. The system will reboot.
8. Remove the IST Smart Card and any USB flash drive from the system.
9. Continue to Section 4, Installing Vision 2012 Software.
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4 Installing Vision 2012 Software
The network cable must be disconnected before beginning the software

CAUTION! installation! The installation may fail if the network cable is connected.
Remove your IST Smart Card, if connected, BEFORE you begin the software
CAUTION! installation. The upgrade process will fail if your IST Smart Card is connected
during the software installation.
NOTE: After the software is installed, the display may segment showing only
the middle column. If this occurs, remove the DVI connector form the
UAVIO (rear panel) and reconnect it.
Install an HDD Factory-Programmed with Vision 2012

Software
NOTE: Use this procedure when you need to install a pre-programmed hard
drive from Service instead of the Vision 2012 upgrade kit containing
multiple disks; otherwise, skip to the next procedure to Install Vision
2012 Software from Disks.
1. Disconnect the network cable if a network cable is connected.

2. Remove any disks/USB flash drives from the system or the installation will
fail.
3. Turn OFF the system power.
4. Use the appropriate Service Manual to remove the existing HDD0 and
replace it with the factory programmed HDD0.
NOTE: When replacing HDD0 in F.3 carts, also replace HDD1 and HDD2 or
the software installation will fail. See KNOVA 25963 for more
information.
5. Turn the system’s power on. The installation will automatically complete,
including Drivers and Printers software, and the system will boot to the
normal imaging mode with the LOF error message displayed.
6. Skip to the procedure to reset the BIOS to boot from the HDD, p. 17. t
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Install Vision 2012 Software from Disks

1. Disconnect the network cable if a network cable is connected.
2. For an iE33 system, insert the disk “iE33 OS plus Application” (labeled
Disk 1 of 5) into the DVD drive and reboot the system. Disk 2 of 5 contains
the TEE data files that support the Matrix X7-2t. Disks 3-4 of 5 contain the
X5-1 data files. Disk 5 of 5 contains the X7-2 data files. The system will
prompt you to insert Disks 2-5 after the installation of the Drivers and
Printers software.
--OR--
For an iU22 system, insert the disk “iU22 OS plus Application” (labeled
Disk 1 of 3) into the DVD drive and reboot the system. Disks 2-3 of 3
contain the X6-1 data files. The system will prompt you to insert Disks 2-3 of
3 after the installation of the Drivers and Printers software.
NOTE: EMB systems (G.X/R.X cart configurations) do not need to enter the
BIOS and change the boot device priority or the Memory Hole settings.
3. IMPORTANT!
If you are upgrading a G.X/R.X Cart (EMB System):
As the system boots, watch for the message “Key in PASSWORD boot
from CD ROM device” and type the BIOS password and press <Enter>.
Immediately following is the message “Press any key to boot from CD”.
Press <Enter> again to start the upgrade. You only have 20 seconds to
respond to the message before the system will bypass the DVD and boot
normally. If this occurs, you will have to reboot the system and start the
installation again. The installation process begins. Skip to Step 18.
—OR—
If you are upgrading a D.X-F.X Cart (UMB System): When the
“American Megatrends” or “Initializing Hardware Screen” is displayed,
repeatedly press the <Del> key to enter the BIOS screen. The “BIOS”
screen is displayed.
4. Right arrow to the "Boot" tab at the top of the screen.
5. Select “Boot Device Priority” and then press <Enter>.
NOTE: Pay careful attention to the order of the boot devices. The DVD drive
must be the first boot device and the HDD must be the second boot
device. If the boot devices are not in the correct order, the upgrade will
not start. While the manufacturer name and part number of the DVD or
HDD may change over time, it is the order of the boot devices that is
required for a successful installation.
6. Highlight “1st Boot Device” and press <Enter> to open the “Options”
dialog box.
7. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight “CD/DVD” (Manufacturer/device
type may vary) and press <Enter>.
8. Highlight “2nd Boot Device” and press <Enter> to open the “Options”
dialog box.
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9. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight “HDD” (HDD manufacturer/device

type may vary) and press <Enter>.
The boot devices should be displayed as follows:
- 1st Boot Device = CD/DVD
- 2nd Boot Device = HDD
10. Press <ESC> to return to the main menu.
11. Arrow over to the “Chipset” tab.
12. Highlight “Northbridge Configuration” and press <Enter>.
13. Highlight “Memory Configuration” and press <Enter>.
If the “Hardware Memory Hole” is disabled during the installation of the software,
CAUTION! the system will produce a 602 EHA error on boot up.
14. Arrow down to “Hardware Memory Hole”. Using the < + > or < - > keys,
change the value to “Enabled”.
15. Arrow down to “Software Memory Hole”. Use the < + > or < - > keys to
change the value to “Enabled”.
16. Press <Text Cursor> (F10) to save and exit.
17. Highlight “OK” and press <Enter>. The system will reboot and the
installation process begins.
IMPORTANT! As the system boots, watch for the message “Key in

PASSWORD boot from CD ROM device” and type the BIOS password and
press <Enter>. Immediately following is the message “Press any key to boot
from CD”. Press <Enter> again to start the upgrade. You only have 20 seconds
to respond to the message before the system will bypass the DVD and boot
normally. If this occurs, you will have to reboot the system and start the
installation again.
18. Leave the “OS plus Application” DVD in the drive until you are instructed
to remove it.
NOTE: The system will display various messages and windows as the
installation progresses. Do not interrupt the process!
The system may display one of the following conditions indicating an FEC flash
failure: 1) a blue screen with the system not responding (locked up); 2) a
command window showing the FEC flash in progress with the system locked up;
CAUTION! or 3) a black screen with the system locked up. Allow approximately five minutes
to determine if the system has locked up due to one of these conditions,
indicating that the FEC flash process has failed. Go to Appendix F: Flash
Failure Recovery, p. 42.
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19. At the “Pre-install Message 1” you are prompted to “Retain the Host
Name”, type {Y}.
20. At the “Install Message 1” prompting you to continue the software
installation, type {Y}. The software will begin to load and take approximately
5 minutes to complete.
21. At the "Install Message 2" asking you to press any key to continue, press
<Enter>. The final OS/Software install step will begin with this reboot. BE
READY to remove the “OS plus Application” DVD IMMEDIATELY when
the screen goes black. You may or may not see the Analog no
signal/Entering sleep mode message. You can insert the “Drivers” disk at
this time. A second message will be displayed a few minutes later
prompting you again to insert the “Drivers” disk. Type {Y} to continue the
Drivers installation.
NOTE: Drivers software must be installed at this time; however, you can
update Drivers at a later date without re-installing the OS and
Application software. Printers software can be installed when
prompted now, or at anytime later without re-installing the OS and
Application software.
22. When prompted, remove the “Drivers” disk, insert the “Printers” disk, and
type {Y} if you will install Printers software at this time (recommended);
otherwise, type {X} to cancel the Printers installation. The installation
process will continue whether or not you install Printers software at this
time.
23. The system will prompt you for the transducer data disks to install. Remove
the Printers disk (if needed), and insert the requested transducer data file
disks. Type {Y} and press <Enter>.
NOTE: If you are upgrading an iE33 system, install the data file disks at this
time; otherwise, if you install them at a later date, you will need to
perform the full OS plus Application software installation. The system
messages will indicate that you can install the data files now or later;
however, the message applies to iU22 system transducer data files
only.
If you are upgrading an iU22 system, when installing the X6-1

transducer data files, the system messages may indicate that the X5-1
is being installed, depending on the Vision 2011 software version.
Disregard the transducer name in these messages, the iU22 requires
the X6-1 disk.
24. After the last disk has completed the copy and install process, remove the
disk, when prompted, from the drive. The installation process will continue
for approximately 30 minutes, eventually rebooting to the normal imaging
mode with the LOF error message displayed.
25. Reboot the system using the Standby switch.
26. If you are upgrading a G.X/R.X Cart (EMB System): It is not necessary to
reset the boot device priority or the Memory Hole settings. Skip to Section
5: Restoring the System Settings.
--OR—
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If you are upgrading a D.X-F.X Cart (UMB System): When the

“American Megatrends” or “Initializing Hardware Screen” is displayed,
repeatedly press the <Del> key to enter the BIOS screen. The “BIOS”
screen is displayed.
27. Right arrow to the "Boot" tab on the top of the screen.
28. Select “Boot Device Priority”, and then press <Enter>.
29. Highlight "1st Boot Device” and then press <Enter> to open the
“Options” dialog box.
30. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight “HDD”, (manufacturer/device type
may vary) and then press <Enter>.
31. Highlight “2nd Boot Device”, and then press <Enter> to open the
“Options” dialog box.
32. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight the word “Disabled” and press
<Enter>. The boot devices should now be displayed as follows:
- 1st Boot Device = HDD
- 2nd Boot Device = Disabled
33. Press the <ESC> key to return to the main menu.
34. Arrow over to the "Chipset" tab.
35. Highlight "Northbridge Configuration”, and then press <Enter>.
36. Highlight “Memory Configuration”, and then press the <Enter>.
THE NEXT STEP IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Failing to reset the Memory

CAUTION! Hole to the correct value could result in imaging errors!
37. Arrow down to "Hardware Memory Hole". Using the < + > or < - > keys,
change the value to “Disabled”.
38. Confirm that the “Software Memory Hole” remains “Enabled”. This
setting differs from previous BIOS configuration settings.
39. Press the <Text Cursor> (F10) key to save and exit.
40. Select “OK” and then press <Enter>. The system will reboot to the imaging
screen, displaying the LOF error message.
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5 Restoring the System Settings

DO NOT copy any new Licensed Options to the same media that you used
CAUTION! to back up the system’s current Licensed Options. The system may restore only
the old options.
Restore the Backed Up Settings
DO NOT restore LO Files and system settings simultaneously. If you

attempt to restore LO Files and systems settings at the same time, it can cause
CAUTION! the system to display “Failure” messages in the Restore window. If you see the
“Failure” messages displayed, select “OK” and reboot the system. After
rebooting it will be necessary to import the settings again.
After installing Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.0.1511, it is necessary to load the
LO Files and reboot, and then reload the LO Files and reboot again, and
CAUTION! then load the system settings, or settings may not operate as expected. After
installing Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.1.71 or later, it is no longer necessary
to reload the LO Files and reboot a second time.
NOTE: Once the system is upgraded, the following single button restore
feature will restore the LO File, HIPAA User List, Tech Admin User List,
Quick Saves (TSPs), Voice Profiles, and all of the Setups files. If you
upgraded a system from below Vision 2007, you will need to manually
restore the settings that you recorded during backup.
NOTE: If the restore fails, or if all of the files you intended to import do not
restore, verify that you are logged in and then repeat the restore.
1. Insert the CD/DVD with the previously backed up customer setups into the
DVD drive.
2. Select “Service” in the LO File error message.
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4. On the “System Management” tab select “Backup/Restore”.
5. Select the media source (e.g., DVD/USB) from which you are restoring.
NOTE: First restore only the License Options (which requires a reload and a
reboot of LO Files twice if you installed Vision 2012 SW version
6.3.0.1511), and then following the second reboot, restore the system
settings. If you installed Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.1.71 or later, it is
no longer necessary to reload the LO Files twice and reboot a
second time. Restoring the License Options first and then the system
settings should avoid any issue with the system accepting presets.
6. Select “Restore”. The “Compare License Options” window is displayed.

7. Select “Yes”.
8. Confirm that only the License Options are checked on the “Import
Settings” window and select “OK”.
9. Select “Close” after the restore is complete, and then select “OK” to
confirm that you want to restart the system.
10. Following the reboot, log back in to “Service” and return to the “System
Management” tab, selecting “Backup/Restore” again.
11. Select the media source (e.g., DVD/USB) from which you are restoring.
12. Select “Restore”. The “Compare License Options” window is displayed.
13. Select “Yes”.
14. Confirm that only the License Options are checked on the “Import
Settings” window and select “OK”.
16. Following the second reboot, log back in to “Service” and return to the
“System Management” tab, selecting “Backup/Restore” again.
17. Select “Restore” and then select “Yes” on the “Compare License
Options” window.
18. Confirm that all of the system settings you wish to restore are checked on
the “Import Settings” window and select “OK”.
20. After rebooting, manually restore any system settings that you recorded
during the backup.
NOTE: If you see a dialog box that says "Import Failed", then a file the
system attempted to restore was not on the disk. Select “OK” and then
inspect the detailed list on the screen showing which files were
restored to ensure that all data is complete. If all expected detailed
items indicate "passed", the settings will be restored.
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NOTE: If the system prompts you for a serial number, find the six-digit
alphanumeric serial number on a label adhered to the system’s rear
plastic cover, and enter it ACCURATELY. A serial number must be
entered in older systems that did not have a serial number in the LO
file.
NOTE: If the screen goes blank on reboot or nothing is happening, use the
breaker switch to cycle the power. This is a known issue related to the
LO restore.
21. Remove the CD/DVD from the system.

22. Reconnect the network cable if the system connects to a network.
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6 Configuring, Calibrating, and Testing

Load the Vision 2012 Licensed Options File
NOTE: If the upgrade came with a “Vision 2012 Licensed Options” disk,
follow this procedure; otherwise, you can skip to the next procedure
and Check the Hardware Configuration, p. 22.
If you installed Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.0.1511, it is necessary to load the
LO Files and reboot, and then reload the LO Files and reboot again, and
CAUTION! then load the system settings, or settings may not operate as expected. If you
installed Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.1.71, it is no longer necessary to reload
the LO Files and reboot the second time.
NOTE: If your customer already had TMQ or CMQ on the system prior to this
Vision 2012 Software upgrade, go to the ISS – Ultrasound Service
home page > Applications tab > License File to open the “License
Option File/Codes Retrieval System” page. Enter the system type
and base ID and then select “Retrieve”. Select the new software
version when prompted and then select “OK” to display/download the
new CMQ LO file.
1. Insert the “Vision 2012 License Options” disk into the DVD drive.
2. Press the <Setups> key.
3. Enter “Service”.
5. Select “System Management” tab.
6. Select “Backup/Restore”.
7. Ensure that a check mark is next to the “Licensed Options”.
8. Select “Media Type” (should be a DVD if it came from the factory).
9. Select “Restore” and then confirm that you want to reboot the system
when prompted.
10. If you installed Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.1.71, skip to step 13; otherwise;
if you installed Vision 2012 SW, version 6.3.0.1511, following the reboot, log
back in to “Service” and return to the “System Management” tab, selecting
“Backup/Restore” again.
11. Select “Media Type” (should be a DVD if it came from the factory).
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12. Select “Restore” and then confirm that you want to reboot the system
again when prompted.
13. Remove the “Vision 2012 License Options” disk from the system.
NOTE: For Sales Demo systems, the LOF included with the upgrade will not
enable any imaging modes until the SALES DEMO temporary license
(printed on the LOF disk) is manually entered. After the system reboots
from the installation of the LOF, manually enter the 22-digit SALES
DEMO temporary option code.
NOTE: If the screen goes blank during the system reboot, or nothing is
happening, cycle the power using the breaker switch. This is a known
issue.
Check the Hardware Configuration
NOTE: Enter the Hardware version of the system into the Intelligent Service
Platform before you check the hardware configuration.
NOTE: When checking the Hardware Configuration for iU22 systems, the 3D
Motor Controller (3DMC) should be automatically selected. If it was not
selected, then manually select 3DMC to update the firmware.
1. Press <Setup>.
4. From the “Test/Utilities” tab select “Utilities”.
5. Select “Check/Update Configuration”.
6. Select any hardware that is listed as not installed that you wish to install/re-
install by checking the update box. You can also select “Check All” to
select all available updates.
For iU22 systems: Verify that the Motor Controller is available and confirm
that the “3DMC” checkbox is selected to update the firmware.
7. Select “Configure”.
8. Select “OK” at the “Check/Update Configuration” message. The system
will automatically reboot displaying progress bars and information as the
hardware is configured. Then the system will reboot one more time to the
normal imaging mode.
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Calibrate the Touch Panels

4. On the “Test and Utilities” tab select “Hardware Tests”.
5. Expand the “System” tree.
6. Expand the "Platform" tree.
7. Expand the "Touch Panel" tree.
8. Select “Calibration”.
10. The Marker window should orient to the first touch panel to be calibrated. If
the Marker window does not appear in the touch panel, then use the
trackball and left select button to drag the “Marker” dialog box to the panel
you wish to calibrate, and then touch that panel to begin the calibration.
11. Calibrate each touch panel by using a small object (like a pencil eraser),
and briefly touch (gently) the object on the center of the first target that is
displayed on the touch panel.
NOTE: Systems that have the original CPM require only a brief touch to
calibrate the target, and then a new target in a different location
immediately appears. Systems that have a replacement CPM require
you to hold the object on the target until a message is displayed telling
you to release. If you briefly touch the object on the first target and then
the next target immediately appears, continue to Step 12; or, if you
briefly touch the first target and nothing happens, then touch and hold
the object on the target until a message appears telling you to release,
then skip to Step 13.
12. Touch the center of each target that appears. When you touch the last
target in the center, a message is displayed stating “Calibration
Accepted” or “Calibration Rejected”, showing the calibration error in
number of pixels. The calibration error must be less than 10 pixels to be
accepted. Repeat the calibration if it was rejected. For iE33 systems, repeat
the calibration for the second Touch Panel. When the calibration is
accepted, press <Esc> to exit the Calibration function and skip to Step 14.
13. Touch the center of each target that appears, holding the object in place
until the next target is displayed, continuing until all targets have been
calibrated. Manually verify that the calibration is acceptable by placing your
finger in random locations around the touch panel and checking that the
target follows your touch. For iE33 systems, repeat the calibration for the
second Touch Panel. Touch “Accept” to accept the calibration; or, to
recalibrate, touch “Cancel” and repeat the calibration disregarding the
“Test Passed” test results.
14. Select “Close”.
15. Select “OK” at the restart required message. The system will reboot.
16. Verify the calibration by pressing <Transducer>, and then select a
transducer and a preset. If you are unable to select a transducer and
preset, reboot the system and begin the procedure again at Step 1.
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Set the Time Zone

4. On the “Test and Utilities” tab select “OS Tools”.
5. Select “Date and Time”.
6. Select the “Time Zone” tab and use the drop-down list to select the
appropriate time zone.
If the system is used in a region that practices Daylight Savings, verify that
the “Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings changes”
checkbox is checked; otherwise, verify that the checkbox is not checked.
7. Select “OK”.
Install Printers/Drivers/iU22 Transducer Data Files
NOTE: If you need to install the iE33 X5-1 Transducer Data Files, a full OS
plus Application re-installation is required. If you did not install the
Printers software or iU22 Transducer Data Files during the Vision 2011
OS plus Application software installation, or if you need to update the
Drivers software, then you can install any of them now; otherwise, skip
to the next procedure: Perform the Full System Diagnostics, p. 25.
1. Insert the software disk (e.g., Printers, Drivers, or Transducer Data Files)
into the DVD drive.
4. On the “Test and Utilities” tab select “Utilities”.
5. Select “Upgrade Software”.
6. Select “Continue Upgrade” when the time to complete message is
displayed.
NOTE: When installing the X6-1 transducer data files, the system messages
will indicate that the X5-2 is being installed. Disregard these messages.
7. When the “Manifest List” window is displayed, select the checkbox next to
the software you will install, and then select “Continue Upgrade”. Several
windows will be displayed indicating that files are being copied to the HDD,
and then installed. The Manifest List window will eventually re-appear. Allow
the process for copying and installing the software to complete. It will take
approximately 20 minutes. A countdown timer on the Manifest List will let
you know how long until the next dialog box will appear.
8. When the “Manifest List” is displayed again, select “Quit” and then “Yes”
at the “Cancel Upgrade” message.
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NOTE: You will select “Yes” to “Cancel Upgrade” even though the message
“Canceling this Upgrade Manifest will stop the upgrade process”
appears.
9. Select “OK” at the upgrade complete message.

10. Select “Close”, and then select “OK” at the restart required message.
Immediately remove the disk from the system. The system will reboot to the
normal imaging mode with the “Licensed Options” error message
displayed.
Perform the Full System Diagnostics

4. On the “Test and Utilities” tab select “System Test”.
6. At the “System Confidence Test” select “OK”.
7. Verify that the system passes all tests. Troubleshoot and repair any tests
that failed before proceeding further.
Confirm that the “Burn Patient Information into

Images” Checkbox is Checked
NOTE: If the “Burn Patient Information into Images” checkbox is not

checked, then the next time images are exported from the system they
will be anonymized, losing all patient information.

2. Select the “Print/Network” button.
3. In the “Images/Export/Format” box, confirm that the “Burn Patient
Information into Images” checkbox is checked.
Activate the “Send To” Button

Vision 2012 software requires you to complete verification on all network DICOM
devices. Failure to verify a network device results in the “Send to” button being
unavailable.
1. Verify each DICOM device.
2. Navigate to Setups > Print Network > Device Selection > Archive.
3. Select the checkbox for the DICOM server to display in “Review”.
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NOTE: Once the archive device has been checked, the “Send To” button in
“Review” remains active even after the archive device has been
unchecked in “Setups” later.
Configure Query Retrieve

For systems using Query Retrieve, please refer to Appendix C: Configure Query
Retrieve, p. 30.
Configure Connectivity for Integrated PercuNav

If you are upgrading an iU22 system with Integrated PercuNav (Fusion/Fusion
and Navigation) to Vision 2012 software, then the PercuNav software must also
be upgraded to PercuNav System Software 4.0. See FII, 4.0 SW Upgrade,
TXU2. If the PercuNav system has already been upgraded to 4.0 software,
please refer to Appendix D: Configure Connectivity for Integrated PercuNav,
p. 34.
Configure Remote Services

For systems using Remote Services, please refer to Appendix E: Remote
Service Configuration, p. 40.
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7 Completing the Installation

Verify System Functionality
1. Verify that the system is fully functional, including the OEM(s) and network
printing capabilities (if applicable). If the system is connected to a network,
verify correct network operation.
2. Report the completion of this upgrade per Field procedures.
3. Return log files to the factory using FTP or email.
END OF INSTRUCTIONS—APPENDICES FOLLOW
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Appendix A: Identifying System Hardware Type
The major system hardware configurations include:

Non-SAMI systems (A.0 cart configuration).
SAMI systems (B.0 cart configuration).
Revision 2.1 20" (widescreen) monitor system (without UMB) (C.0 cart
configuration; some systems have no service label).
UMB (Unified Motherboard) systems with a single computer (D.0 to F.X
cart configurations; some systems have no service label).
EMB (Excelsior Motherboard) systems (G.0 and above cart
configurations).
FSEs should have no problem identifying currently released A.0 and B.0
systems. B.0 systems have a hardware label inside the back door that says
"Hardware Rev B.0". This has the SAMI hardware.
The easiest way to identify non-UMB from UMB/EMB systems is to look at the
AVIO where the cables are attached. These are quite different (see Figures A.1
and A.2).
Figure A.1 Figure A.2

Non-UMB UMB
System System
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Appendix B: Accessing Tech Admin

This system's service tools/diagnostics are contained within the Tech Admin
feature. Access to Tech Admin is a two-step process for systems below 4.0.X.X.
First you must activate a 3-day license option, and then you must supply a
password. This must be done manually (see Method 1) since Uplink is no longer
supported. For systems at 4.0.X.X or higher, you can use your IST Smart Card
to access Tech Admin (see Method 2). For systems at Vision 2011 (6.0.X.X) or
higher, there is a new Service Interface (see Method 3) with the Config/Test
button renamed to Service. While all functions of Tech Admin are available in
the new interface, you can still access Tech Admin by closing the Service
Interface and selecting Tech Admin from the Setups window.
Method 1 (Manual Method)
1. Do the following to determine if the Tech Admin feature is active:
Press the <Setups> key to enter Setups.
Select the "Config/Test" button on the display.
Look to see if there is a Tech Admin Tab on the top of the display. If
one is not visible, you must enable a Tech Admin Temporary License
Option.
2. Do the following to activate the Tech Admin License Option:
Press the <Setups>key.
Select "About" and then record the Chip ID: 00000_ _ _ _ _ _.
Use Uplink to generate a 20 digit License Option code, or call RTAC for
assistance.
Select "Config/Test".
Select the "License Option" Tab at the top of the screen.
Select "Enable Temporary License Options".
Enter the 20 digit License Option code, and then select “SUBMIT”. The
system will reboot.
After the system fully boots up, press the <Setups> key and then select
"Config/ Test".
Select the "Tech Admin" tab at the top of the screen.
If you know the Tech Admin User Name and Password, enter them into
the appropriate fields; otherwise, generate a Super User password by
entering the "Key1" information shown on the system's display into
Uplink Super User Access Key generator (or call RTAC for assistance).
Key1 Number: ____________________________
SuperUser Password: ______________________
Type the generated key into the Password field and then select
“Login”.
Method 2 (Using your IST Smart Card to Access Tech Admin/System
Status)
2. Select “Config/Test”.
3. Select the “Service Status” tab.
4. Enter your IST password, and select “Login”.
Method 3 (Using the Service Interface-Vision 2011 and higher)
3. Select the “Login”. Insert your IST Smart Card or enter the password
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Appendix C: Configure Query Retrieve

BEFORE USING QUERY RETRIEVE:
Confirm that the PACs Administrator has listed the iU22/iE33 system
as an approved destination where study/images can be sent.
Confirm that the PACs Administrator has the AETitle (case sensitive),
Port, and IP Address.
Turn on the Query Retrieve Licensed Option.
Confirm that Archive Devices have been set up to support Query
Retrieve (see How to Set Up Archive Devices).
NOTE: The Query Retrieve “server” consists of three DICOM devices that are
added as Archive Devices: Export Device (archive device that has
been in iU/iE since initial release), Query Device, and Copy or Move
Device. A single Archive may support all three services, and would
only need to be entered once in Setups (see How to Set Up a Single
Archive Device).
Confirm that the PACS or device (server) that you wish to copy images
from has the iU22/iE33 AETitle (case sensitive), Port, and IP Address
entered into its DICOM devices.
IMPORTANT! Be sure to give the PACS Administrator the Ultrasound system’s

AETitle (case sensitive), Port, and IP. When the Ultrasound
system requests an exam, it sends its AETitle to PACS. PACS
looks up the Port and IP associated with its AETitle. When the
Port and IP are located, the PACS opens a new store association
to send the images. The Ultrasound system can only accept the
images if it knows the AETitle of the PACS device sending them.
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Appendix C: continued
How to Set Up Archive Devices

1. Navigate to “Setups > Print Network > Global Config > Devices” tab.
2. Select “New Device”. The Add Device window is displayed.
3. Select “DICOM Archive Server” from the “Step 1: Select the device
type” drop-down list.
4. Enter the export device in the “Device Name” field (e.g., Xcelera22) under
“Step 2: Configure the new device”, and then select “OK”.
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Appendix C continued
5. Select “Verify”. The Device Verification window is displayed.
6. Select “OK”.
7. Select “New Device”. The Add Device window is displayed again.

9. Enter the query device in the “Device Name” field under “Step 2:
Configure the new device”, and then select “OK”.
10. Select “Verify”. The Device Verification window is displayed again, this
time indicating that the Study Root Query/Retrieve-FIND and Study Root
Query/Retrieve-MOVE are now Verified. Select “OK”.
11. Select “New Device”. The Add Device window is displayed again.
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Appendix C continued
13. Enter the copy device in the “Device Name” field under “Step 2:
Configure the new device”, and then select “OK”.
How to Set Up a Single Archive Device

Sometimes a single device can be set up to support all three functions (i.e.,
export, query, and copy functions).
1. Navigate to “Setups > Print Network > Global Config > Devices” tab.
2. Select “New Device”. The Add Device window is displayed.
4. Enter the single device in the “Device Name” field (e.g., Candelis), and
then select “OK”.
5. Select “Verify”. The Device Verification window is displayed indicating that

the all services are supported on this device Verified. Select “OK”.
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Appendix D: Configure Connectivity for Integrated

PercuNav
The integration of PercuNav on the iU22 requires specific configuration for the
E-Box to communicate with the ultrasound and with other devices external to the
systems. This configuration creates three different DICOM applications;
therefore, three different Application Entry (AE) title configurations are possible.
The configuration for the iU22 AE title and Port number remains the same, while
the PercuNav E-Box has the capability to configure both the SCU and SCP AE
Titles. It may be necessary to share the Administrator password with hospital IT
or PACS administrators so they can change the PercuNav IP address and AE
title.
Verify the Licensed Options

3. On the “Options” tab select “Clinical Options”,
4. Verify that the “Digital Navigation Link” and “Fusion” (or “Fusion and
Navigation”) options are present.
Verify/Configure Internal IP Addressing and DNL

2. Select “Print Network”.
3. On the “Global Config” tab select “System”.
4. Verify that the “IP Configuration” is set to “Static”.
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Appendix D continued
5. Verify that the “IP Address” is 192.168.0.2. The IP address is required to
communicate with the iU22.
6. Verify that the “Fusion” button is active.
NOTE: If the Fusion Button is:

Not Present, then the
Fusion or Fusion and
Navigation option is not
enabled.
Blue, then Fusion is available and the iU22 is communicating with

PercuNav.
Green, then Fusion is active (the PercuNav environment should be on
screen).
Grey, then the option is present, but the iU22 is not communicating with
PercuNav
7. Press the “Fusion” button. The display should change to PercuNav.

8. Select the
“Setup” button
on the
PercuNav
screen to open
the “System
Configuration
Window”.
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9. Select the
“Ultrasound” tab.
10. Check “DNL”.
11. Verify that the “IP
Address” is the
same as the iU22
(192.168.0.2)
12. Click “Start”. The
US image should
be displayed in the
image area.
NOTE: Make sure that the image is in 2D and not frozen..
13. Select “Close” in the system configuration window.
Configure External IP Addressing

You will need to configure the external IP addressing to communicate with the
hospital.
1. Press the “Fusion” button on the iU22.

2. Select the Logout button on the PercuNav screen (you will be presented
with a standard windows login).
3. Login using the Administrator password.
4. Select “Start”.
5. Right-click “Network properties”.
6. Right-click “Hospital Connection”.
NOTE: The Ultrasound connection is the NIC communicating with the iU22 and
should be configured with 192.168.0.1.
7. Configure the
hospital
connection
with the IP
address
given to you
by the
hospital IT (or
set it for
DHCP).
8. Select “OK”.
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Configure AE Titles and Port Numbers

1. Press the “Fusion” button (display should change to PercuNav).
2. Select the “Logout” button on the PercuNav screen (you will be presented
with a standard windows login).
3. Login using the Administrator password.
4. Double-click the “WinSCP” icon on the desktop.
5. Right-click the green “SCP” icon (that just appeared) next to the clock and
select “Configuration”.
6. Enter the AE title given to you by the customer in the “AE Title” field.
Leave the port number 105.
NOTE: This is the application used for Query/Retrieve and to receive studies
pushed from PACS, CT, PetCT and MR.
7. Select “Close”.
8. Double-click the “PercuNav” icon on the desktop to launch the PercuNav
application.
9. Select “Setup” on the “PerucNav” screen to open the “System
Configuration Window”.
10. Select the “Dicom” tab.
11. Set the PercuNav “SCU AE Title”, if required, to send to PACS.
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12. Type in the “AE Title” used in the WinSCP GUI in the “SCP AE Title” field.
NOTE: This is for display only.
Configure PACS
1. Press the “Fusion” button. The display changes to PercuNav.
2. Select “Setup” on the PercuNav screen to open the System Configuration
Window.
3. Select the “Dicom” tab.
4. Enter the following:

Server name
IP Address
Port Number
AE Title
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5. Select “Test” to verify.
6. Select “Add” to add to list of archives.
7. Select “Register” to make settings the activated archive for export.
Configure Query/Retrieve
1. Press the “Fusion” button to change the display to PercuNav.
2. Select “DICOM Query/Retrieve” on the PercuNav screen.
NOTE: Ensure DICOM archive is configured and verified before configuring

Q/R, and the archive must support Query/Retrieve.
3. Select the “DICOM Query/Retrieve” button.

4. Enter the parameters for a Query (e.g., patient name or date of study).
5. Select “Modalities” to query for “CT”, “MR”, and “PET/CT”.

6. Select “Query Study”.
7. Select “Query Series”,
8. Select “Retrieve” to pull the study onto the PercuNav unit to be ready to
use for Fusion.
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Appendix E: Remote Services Configuration

3. Select “Launch Service Tools” on the Service Tools tab.
4. Select the “Remote Services” tab.
5. Select “Access / Status”, and check the box “Enable Permanently”
under “Remote Desktop”.
6. Select “Connection Settings”, select “Internet” from the “Connection
Type” dropdown list, and then select “Save”.
NOTE: You must select “Save” even if the settings were already correct.
7. To confirm that the system is connected to M2M and viable, select “Access
/ Status” and look for the green circles that appear next to “Remote
Connection” and “Remote Desktop” (see Figure E.1).
Figure E.1
Remote Services Tab
8. Select “Connection Settings”, and then select the “Test Connection”

button. A green “OK” below the “Test Connections” indicates that the
M2M
server
can be
reached
(see
Figure
E.2).
Figure E.2
Test Connection
Indicator
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Appendix E continued
NOTE: If Service Options will be installed (see Options tab> Service

Options), RTAC must provide the codes.
9. On the “Request Support” tab, send a test Service Request to test the
connection (see Figure E.3). If the connection is viable, the message “Your
request for support has been sent” will appear in the low part of the
window.
Figure E.3
Request Support Tab
NOTE: If the connection is viable, the message “Your request for support
has been sent” will appear in the lower-right section of the window. If
the connection is not active (e.g., network cable may be disconnected),
the message “Your request for support has been queued for
export” will appear.
Figure E.4
Remote Services Icon
NOTE: The user will know that someone is remotely connecting when the
Remote Services icon (see Figure E.4) turns green.
CSIP LEVEL 2
Appendix F: FEC Flash Failure Recovery

1. If the FEC flash process has failed, do
the following to recover:
With the system running, set the
main breaker on the rear of the
system to the OFF position.
Set the main breaker to the ON
position.
Using a small, non-conductive
item, press the Deconfig Latch
switch on the UAVIO; see Figure
F.1. The switch will light up when
pressed successfully.
Turn the system’s power on using
the Standby switch.
2. The system should continue with the
software installation process. If it does
not, repeat Step 1 until the system continues properly.
3. If, after performing Steps 1 and 2, the system displays a black screen with a
white text message and Setups/Shutdown buttons, verify that the Deconfig
Latch switch on the rear of the UAVIO is not lit. If the Deconfig Latch switch
is lit, do the following:
With the system running, set the main breaker on the rear of the
system to the OFF position.
Set the main breaker to the ON position.
Turn the system’s power on using the Standby switch and verify that
the Deconfig Latch switch is not lit.
4. Return to the installation instructions.
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Critical Issue Instructions

2 Preparing for the Installation

1. Verify that you have the following items:

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3 Saving the System Settings

Backup the Settings: Systems at Vision 2011 or

1. Press the <Setup> key.

Backup the Settings: Systems from Vision 2007 to

3. Insert a blank CD/DVD.

Download System Error Logs

IMPORTANT! Use a CD/DVD/USB Flash Drive to download System Error Logs.

Systems at Vision 2011 or Higher:

5. On the “System Management” tab, select “System Logs”, and then

Systems below Vision 2011:

Transfer / Email System Error Logs to the Factory

Save the Host (Machine) Name (OPTIONAL)

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Run the Full System Diagnostics

Systems at Vision 2011 or higher:

Systems below Vision 2011:

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4 Installing Vision 2012 Software

The network cable must be disconnected before beginning the software

Install an HDD Factory-Programmed with Vision 2012

1. Disconnect the network cable if a network cable is connected.

Install Vision 2012 Software from Disks

9. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight “HDD” (HDD manufacturer/device

IMPORTANT! As the system boots, watch for the message “Key in

If you are upgrading an iU22 system, when installing the X6-1

If you are upgrading a D.X-F.X Cart (UMB System): When the

THE NEXT STEP IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Failing to reset the Memory

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5 Restoring the System Settings

Restore the Backed Up Settings

DO NOT restore LO Files and system settings simultaneously. If you

6. Select “Restore”. The “Compare License Options” window is displayed.

21. Remove the CD/DVD from the system.

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6 Configuring, Calibrating, and Testing

Check the Hardware Configuration

Calibrate the Touch Panels

Set the Time Zone

Install Printers/Drivers/iU22 Transducer Data Files

9. Select “OK” at the upgrade complete message.

Perform the Full System Diagnostics

Confirm that the “Burn Patient Information into

NOTE: If the “Burn Patient Information into Images” checkbox is not

1. Press the <Setup> key.

Activate the “Send To” Button

Configure Query Retrieve

Configure Connectivity for Integrated PercuNav

Configure Remote Services

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7 Completing the Installation

END OF INSTRUCTIONS—APPENDICES FOLLOW

Appendix A: Identifying System Hardware Type

The major system hardware configurations include:

Figure A.1 Figure A.2

Appendix B: Accessing Tech Admin